f ctrolrum Centre Daily Record.
Vet. Cf ut re, Tneadny. April l'i.
AKICIVAI. AMj DCPAIITITKF. OF
'U 1I.S1N1U. V. it A. It. K.
POtTU.
No. 2, Passencer. LenveCorry lln.20
m. ; Titr.sville. 12.C-0 p. m.; Petroleum Con
Ire, 1.4'J p. m.; Oil City, 2.22 p. m.; lr-vm.-ton,
6 10 p. m.
No. 4 l'ttsss-naor Leave Corry 6.10 . m;
Titusville, 7,35 . m.; Petroleum Centre
H U m; Oil City, 8 69 a m; arrive at lr
vitietoo 11.40 a m.
No. 6 I'lipsenger Leave Corry 6.05 p m;
Titnsville, 7.60 p tn; Petroleum Centre,
fc,Sa p m; arrive at Oil City 9,20 r- ni.
UiiS NORTH.
No. l.Pnweoner Leave Irvineton 7.15
ft tn; Oil City, 10,10 n: Petroleum Cen
tre, 11,05 a m; Tituavilie, 11,00 a m; arrive
at Lorry i,4U p in.
No. 3. Passenser Leave Irvineton, 12,
f1'. p m; Oil City 2.57 p m; Petroleum Cen
tre, 3.3ti p m; Tilusville, 4,20 p ni; arrive
ni uoiry 0.40 p tn.
No. 6, Pat-senger Leave Oil City 7,00 a
m; r roieuni centre, 7,43 a ni; Titnsville,
K,0 am; arrive at Corry 10,10 a m.
HI vino Servleca.
PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH. .
Preaching at 11 o'clock A. II., and
e'cleclf. P. H.
METHODIST EPISCOPAL CHURCn.
tfervlo-s every Sabbath at 11 A. M. and
t P. M. Sabbath School at 12 P. M.
eats free.
d to all.
A cordiulj;invtation extend
Ret. C. M. Hearo, Pastor.
STS. TETER AM) PAUL'S (Catnolle)
CnURCH.
Mara at 10' a. ui.
Vesper and Benedictioa ef tha Blessed
Sacrament at 4 p. m.
Caleehisra at,2p. m.
JAMES DUNN, Pastor.
Gold in;;.
New Well. A new well was. struck on
Callaboosn Run, on lands owned by Messrs.
Evans and Gardner, on Saturday last. The
well is owned by Mr. R. W. Evans of this
place, and is yielding from 8 to 10 barrels
jierday. CaJlabooso Run territory Is look
ing up.
By reference to the advertisement It
will be teen that Sherry's New York Thea
tre will be here on Thursday, April 14th.
for three nights only. On Thursday even
ing will be presented the great drama by
Dion Bouclcault, entitled. "After Dark; or.
London by Night," in which Mr. Jos. F.
Sherry will appear as Old Tom, a boatman,
and Mrs. Julia Illitke as Eliza. Mr. and
Mrs. T. A. Creese make thir first appear
ance before a Petroleum Centre audience
They are well known artistes and will be
well received here. The pnrlormance will
conclude with the laughable Nrce or "Jon-
'. Llnd," In which Mrs. Creese will appear
' -nny I.eatherlunp, vita tongs. No
r "ley will be creeled wi llf full bouses.
l-rnld'a monthly oil report we
1 tlie prodtictim rf the J. Pier
est imiled at 1 51 barrels per day.
e been 107 barrel. The Ar-
' tract or Mallory farm is es
jrrels. The leal production
They are probably typ-
yjS'nta lur: number of
,v -fo tn the streets, go
- . .Leyliat it has become a
itiwi. duisancn. Means should be taken
to rid the town of portion of them. A
few murder might be committed and 110
barn dona.
A new well struct, ,011 lue ltrown farm,
Cberrytree Run, on Friday last. It Is own
et by Mr. I. J. Painter, and if yielding from
8 to 10 barrels per iij. There are now sev
eral gocl producing welli on I ho BroHU
jV-m, and (j iile a number of new ones go
ing down.
The Justice or the Peace. Mr. l;eynoll,
has got into bis new office over the look-up,
and is prspared to administer jiutlce to all
requiring the commodity.
Travel over the O. O. & A. It. R. is on
the lucrease.
By a recent deoiiiou of Internal Revenue
Cominiesiooer Delano, It has bees decided
that the eipenae of sinking oil well,, for
ttiejwoJijou of oil or safe, Is a noccs
nr expense of conducting the business,
uadjthal deductions lulling within this c li
enor? are allowable, Heretofore, by the
ruling of the internal Revenuo department,
all deductions from annual rut n ins of Income
for the amounts expended in sinking oil
wells have been disallowed. A j 1st docls
ion.
It is runord that the Erie and Pittsburg
Kailroad is to be turned over to J1 ho ma'iagu
Blent of-t'ue Pennsylvania Central K. K.
Cot. Allied fj. Tyier has redgiu-d th ger,
er.il Superiulendency of the Puiladel'hia &,
Erie Railroad, He In ends to go south and
I ike c'iar;o cf a nilr.ud .In South C-Jt)!:-.
Highway llobbery iu Flttiole.
On i:utnrday a farmer by the numo ot
Cotton, who resides near Pithole, visited
that place to make his usual purchases.
AVhilo so doing lie formed the acquaintance
of a man nnined Griflin, who to show his
friendship for Ctton, borrowed a dollar
from him. at the same tlino observing that
Cotton bad soma ten. dollar bills in his
pockot book. Cotton, after imbibing con
siderable nlcobo!, and orjoyitig soma ot
the innocent pleasures of Pithole, stinted
for home about 9 o'clock p. ru., followed by
Griffin, who bad no difficulty in keeping up
with Cotton's team. Upon reaching within
about a mile of home, Cottou was di
ugreeably surprised by some ouo jumping
into the rear cf his wagon and seizing him
by the shoulder with one hr.nd, wMlu with
the other ho abstracted his pocket book,
containing two ten dollar greenback?, be
sides some "postul'' currency. Cjtton Im
mediately dropped the reins, and a LnsUct
nl eggs that he was carrying, and "put"
lor his BFsailant, but ou account of the
brush or 'benzine," his legs became "tangl
ed'' and the robber escaped for the time
being. Nothing daunted by his fall, as
soon as he could disentangle his legs,Cotton
started to Pithole determiued to have his
money or "wring"' GrifSn's neck, who the
bright moonlight had enabled Cotton to sin
was the man. Applying to Justice Keonan
fora warrant, it was immediately ifsued,al
tbough lato at night, and placed in the
bands of Constable Austin for execution.
Passing down Ilolu.den stieet, looking lor
"his man," Austin met Councilman George
Thompson, who, upon being informed of
the business in band, joined the officer, and
assisted In the arrest of Griffin, who was
found quietly enjoying bis supper at a res
taurant, having made somewhat better time
than Cotton iu returning to Pithole. Alter
being placed in the lock tip by Austin end
Thompson, Griffin was perfectly willing to
be searched, throwing open his pockets and
declaring that all the money he bad in his
possession was somo crip amounting to
about three dollars, but the experience ol
Austin and Thompson was too much f r
hiui. After closely examining his pockets,
and finding nothing but scrip, Auajio ijuio'.;
ly removed Griffin's bat, un passing Lis.
fingers around under the lining, the two
tens were exhumed aud the lobber stood re
vealed. The prompt and efficient action o1
Austin bud convicted him. Had he waited
till morning before acting he would have pro
bably lost a "lliinduhker" fui some years,
as the money would have been u!;anged,anU
its ideutillcutiou tendered impossible.
Justice Kecuan committed Gi'il'jn to jai
at Franklin. ,
A new well was struck 011 the Foster farm
above Pioneer, one day lut week. It is
known as the McDonoujju well, and is
yielding about 25 bairels per day. Oi'
matters are. lockitgup souiewhut In tha
vicinity.
Tha following lumber items we clip from
the Fjrett Press, the rfUuian s friuad 01
Forest connty :
The largest Allegheny fi -et that evei left
the Tien-it Creek, i'i.e u! Tim. Jacksois
Coon Creek lumber (Jj,0Ki lent, was swuiii:
oataad piloted thro' lliu 1-Uiuds bv Judce
f roper tbursdiiy iiioininj;.
Our landlords und wierc'uunts are reaping
a rich harvest while the In Liber boats.
Mr. Georo Morgan, of Hear Creek, run
1 10,00(1 shlng'vs to Fruukliu for the Stoni!
boro market WednesJ.iv.
The atea.ner Jamestown, running on
Cbaatauqu Lake, has been entirely relit teif
throughout. Neiv tipp-it cabins, fue und
all, have been iy!Ued, cd other impieveT
ments made. Thi, steamer will be iimk-r
theeoia'i.aud ol'Capt. V. G. Maples tbe
coming season. A trip on Chautauqua
LsKeisoie of the pleusintcjt that can bo
m. de, and the steamer3amestiiw u is the
boat to make the exclusion on.
A man nameu Uotiert 11. liuiuside, com
mitted sulcld.i at Erie, on tunday alter
noon, by talcrng luiidannm. Cause ditaj,-
poiutment In luve and poverty.
Tha death ol Ii.shop Kiusley of th
Melhudibt Church, which occuriud bt Hey
ruiil, hyria, a lew days since, is received
with uuiversal sorrow by t ie chur.-h.
Ia the theuiies which have beeu enlert-iiu
ed In reiid to tlu piuoabilty or p-siiiiliiy
ol the sfjly of the uiistlui; stoa uer City ol
Busion, an :rpreion seeuis to havo pre
vailed thut tuere baa beeu an 1111 usual ali
sence, tbe p'ewut seasm, i.f4lngcr from
icebergs. V.'e peioeive, however, tint an
arrival a. Liverpool, lioiu Callao, inports
buving aet with icelerij cf axttaonimary
siz-. Several were s-eu at a time which
were 4 .0 foot hili, and luany Ue 2J0 o
l iigo diiucusions were feen in a t !: glo d.iy,
great ruuib-u of whicli we.o connected
with Held Ke, roast 1 f ,r;n an ion: isjbl
b-rier o' srv.r il milt sin !en"ii.
T'.t au '.f.i', pr nb' -its r
frcrolciini Item Irom nil Soiirrea
A ne well owned by tV. II. liiidwiu on
the en't side of the Smith (.mil i uinpiu
35 bureis K-rjd iy. by ac'u l, ui-ani " inenl
The llolbreol; wells on tin- lloauojk l.ir:a
are ngaiu lucieasins in tU-li jiild
The well near the lliuui!.r well, on the
Diwton frni is .-jin uowu ia sojicj ut
another sand.
The old U its well near the Pawron lanu
is to be deepened.
Csf'- Guodnch's e::s in lie IU ?C"tl
firm, aro doing, N'o. I. 2 ) bb.s, N j. U, 70
bbls,, .No. 3, tig up.
Cjrwiu v M m yielding 4! bbls.
Flsber 1J have a well dowu ",C0 f- e.
The West L.ckury Oil Compiny w. ll.
are doing respictiveiy, 12 and i l uin .s.
Colo L'tothera two well- are doinj; '. I bbls
lrvmgtou Oil Company's well is pumping
10 Lutrcls; they Lavo another will now 1-
ing down.
The Hoffman well is yielding 0 bo,?, and
the pu Awake 8.
The At menial well has iucrcr.sod Iruiii six
to 12 bbls within n weeU.
The big Will on II 0 Iler.denon farm is
yielding about 40 Lam-is whicli i" obtained
Irani a lull pipe of saltwater.
The Davenports gavu an exhibition in
Denver, an'd let an old minor s!'ke h miis
with the Bpiril tliat put its liar. 1 out of the
hole iu tbe cabinet. He matched one (if the
Davenport Brothers cut of the cab. net nnd
inaht"t the dcr (town, ai:u the jerlotin..t.ce
bicke up in a lepilur tmv.
They ajipetir to have hd u hot time ut
Australia during tiro past w inter. On tin
27th ol December tne meicury stoml n! Ill) s
iu a verandub, and all outdoor life in,, !.;r-
bidden by intensu heat. 'J hero have Lei 11
Icarlul hot winds, doing great datimjie in
soma places. In the LoUnic g-irdi-us th-y
succeeded in keeping tie tempera'.!'.. e
down between SJ and fl;. with much lul .-r
A terriblo bail it.Tni occuticd rear the
same time, in a near Recti. in.
Davy CmcneliV la-1! suiviv.ng so. Rtl
be:t, lives in 11 m l t-o-i niy, Ti x-is.
The reportui ie.l null' of the N.wYnsk
nevolution tire known ns -!!uheiuiuti
GirU."
GVile Francis Train In s hnd n le i I:
dedicated to him.
torv.
It i tho Onu.I.a Dirt-c-
"Why did he marry her?" is. tbe title rf
new love story. We are pr. -117 gmul on
conunilriinis, amlwiil lmzardtle n-iinion
that he w us aO.iiil if. be didn't 1. nv t-1
she would hik him Iur a I rene'i i f prom si-.
It appeals that histniinns Imte b en it t
fault in dating the opening of the Anthracite
cotl trade in 1820. Col. llcndrlclv IJ Wri.h',
of Wiikesbarre, Pennsylvania, furnis'ii-a
conclusive evidence to the t ri t t-i si i d . l.icl
t'nit the trade is severul years old-r. bhip
ntents having been made ftoni riyinntiib,
Pennfylvatiia, t.) New York ns early us the
fUUitoer ( f 1SI2.
Tbe Lake Sb-iro Kii'r.nil for .ih year
just ended earned nfer 10 perc-nt. net 0.1
t!ie capital stock, all t d ml noli 11,' wur.iiii
expenses and debt cLui-l-'-s.
The Oil Excuiiiii-e 11 il-l I. as cb.inued
bands. Mrs. L. Loveiand l t u- new 1 ,1'cl-
ludy. i he h"nse is l eln Ihormigiily rem.
valed and will be Uu tile is.uii...! l.nul "i
town the c!T.,igM-,fo.. .vr.-.v , .. I., r;i,l-!
ets can be aecMiiiiiiidated. G u t uchim iu
d itions tor nil at HM?unah!e n'v?. i!2 .'il
A-l styles lij-M bartu si. c'leapei- I'ib;i t'n
cTiNn'.i, niiel.- frimi Mo.fn'.'s oali B:otli, ami
warranted, at J It. Kr ui's.
Titty the -lied lint" Saddle n a .u'ac'ltred
in Tnii'ville expres-ly f ir t'i nil country,
adapted to all kinds ol weather, at J. K.
Krua's.
Piiebifj-' Sams is Ci.o::2 Xtcb.dson &.
Blii-kuioii hui ini: ImugLt Iiim out ut tbi.s
place and Kane City. If.
TbeNew Gu3 l'ump lor tulo at Nicholson
& Dluckmr.ii s, t.
Tho New- (ins lump Iur said at Nicbo'ein
& IiluckmoL's. . . if.
The largest uml Vnt iis-oritnent of Table
fntlery, ever brmi'jht into the country at
Niccbuieon i lilnckMlon's. tl.
Kid Gi.oa
f-A large ussortincnt, at
Lantern: 8 & At
- Tiik I'ytt.f
C"din;'tou & !
I of sphndid cuil over at
iwell jurd sin peiTectiv
WUUltulinl.
wirehldtf.
We would 'i h attenijiui ol nnr busi-
ni ss nu n to leJI:.( r!or sijles of job print
in?, bi.ll) plain and fancy, at pien-ht Ileitis
(tuned out Itorn this i f. ice. W'ti are pn-par-el
to ex .cnte jiib printing of every de criii
liim in t'.e latest mid numl iiishioiiable style
of tne ni t, uud nt reiisonabln r-iti 8. If.
Colli is a W1..1.I which Cm! in j ton i; Coin
well .ii,iiim- render chi.el.-ie. For vn.t!ds
f j:ti;iu.'i Cull null (,( ll.' in. li.inchlbti.
ITurss Shi.e Nuils, wholesale and reli-.il
ut .Nichols .ll & niiicti!nii!irf, 2". if.
Ciiriiie Units, v.-hnb-s-.'a a.ij r-luil,
i:...olc a !: 15.cs.vjus 23-if.
t mo ussortuii ut o. wall paper at Grilles
PlOS.
New Sirinn Cm .N at Lnnmieri &
Allen'a
iliuliaW aiulCnj t I.nutiM-rii
Alden'i
Sprlinr nn 1 f'lui.uier under clothing at
l.uum.i i ,t Ald- n's.
Ppriru t'liit" in'. le I" order Irorn the
laleti ntleiii'Ot l.:iii nu'rs .V '.Mden's.
G.ii.iia tnnrki-.l down to pur p tires at
L11 111 liter A Ab.eti's. uO ll.
Mr. Ti.iji r. s.il. -u.uii lor l!- well known
rbithlng -fiiis- pt Cl ; iliB t-'okrs. Philtidi-i-plii
i w i.l visit this lily about April t.
'i ll I'M- wbl in.! clothing rut in Iheiutmt
sty In and U-t n.uteriuls will do well to re
s .ne th, ir ui lei s iur him. Ho will have a
very 1 41 '! rnn: !"te line (T t'intpi-i
( mr piii t- will in' 1 und very low as the
vxti tit ol imr busit""-s cives t;r- e.t iidTHii
1 11 ci h in bnvin'. The Ihhl- est-itdi-'ied repu
luiinn nf tin- Imii-e b r t.iir dealii.g, good
en . ting end win !, tinn.it. ip is gumante
tbut tveiy ftislt tr.rr will be plensnl.
uilii-ru
Fine a'serimeiit of p.ij.er ui;d Cloth Win
do.v : I i-iil- s olid Fi.xttiMS. jnst ti-t-'d t
ii.bif. CitttfKS Bitos.
S:i!-, Gbissi. l'm-r-. Putty Vc. Lirgc
etctk miv tin i p ut tbe Ft:ii.ituie ?t"i".
Bl l"-tf
Just re.'i-ivi d 11 lane und w. ll aord-d
Etuck ol sliell l).iul.l;t:e nl J, llutberlurd's.
If.
.i:V aPVI- IM'ISKMK.NTS.
SQSEL'S lff?.A UCUSE !
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rr-1-r'.-t.-r Matager. V. J. 1". FHEfrRY
I Li ol I. in.:. Fl:.MC.Vi)NTFt)!.D
l.m !. 1 ni 'Orchestra, l'r.d' C. A XimmkiiMan
IU'U:v: i UUi" ilYtV.t Vciiij'
TilKiJM iNICIlTrt ONLY .'"
FHl'T AI'l'lAR.'.Nl'K OF
7.1f. cV Vf.. T. A. 'ZiKf:SK,
I.Uei.l ti.e .lr i '-t. 'I !i. :un , I l.iil.
ft s. iiiitl llip j.i.Tl!ar
ilr.n.i I !., a j.,r. ',n;i:t.
AFTER x)ilK )
c,i. lox'ion lirr,;nT.
VI' J11..I'. III !M.V, a !.! lli.'O, a IW-n-a
Mlts. Jt l.IA lil.AKi.. -as j!.IZ
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rv. .l.W7f (HI
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'j.ii' 1' t.is it.r i-a.f onri ii; it,,, u l-ut tl.e lit
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np l:: t V. J ll'lltiiV. Aient.
GENERAL MACIWilST
ci d Dealers in ail kind of
Vd'-iiiry it r eiitiiin: rinwn nnd '-r-'Miriir oil
A'eila. in cnimiTiiim Willi nut M Al'lil.-. AOi'
we huvoa biiyj uu'i cuiivtnu at '
ELAcnisiirrn Eni);;'
Our r.irilltles for JMNI'l'AfTUKINU arc not n'
c lled bv any Shni Iu 'tiu oil ttiisioy .
SUup .l.(iii-sf,o;ioic M-.UUntoek Horn
niajCtf rt 'lllilt S. litis
TArt'crs In
iT-.n at
ACKts fr 'Ii;tli:i'-i 's?p(,ii:r'
?!:CiiuIiictitt( C'ti:);!i:titl
F,ir Covering E, iiora and Stjiun PlpeH.
i-p. t:ic i-i.ot, viTj.tiVii.LE, ra
I.
WINPOR r.P.OS. COLUMN.
"
MSBWABS
STOKE.
ESTABLISHED 1859.
"Wmsor IBros.
31 A 131 STREET,
DEALEU3 IX OIL WELL
TUBING AND CASING !
A I.SO,
WORKING r.APtRELS & TALVL'.S,
isTL'I'l'ING HOXKS,
CLAV'S, TONGS,
I.N'NH aji.'KEIl RODS,
KlTKTFD JOINT PfCKEUJvOD
DOILEH PUMPS,
CISTFUN ,t WLL PUMPS,
8!L WELL TfflS 1M
REFINE1UES.
brass J tonss,
STEAM a GAS FITTINGS
i:::t.TiNG. packing and hose
KliCSY'SCOMPRCSaED BUNGS,
Hi A. n, 3D "W -A. TlIC,
Hons.. Trimming",
L'ai peulers' Tirnln,
Drilling and Plain Laid Rope,
U.il.nin, Nulls, AX'S
Table and Pocket Cutlery,
A fall ts-or!i'at f eve-)t!il: in , l.e'lln divnr
Lii'.v , '
orniiis: G-lory
HOME C(jrPANK)V
IEOS GATE, nd
WHEAT SHEAF
Coolr Stoves.
I humpy, I.uiitrrna Si C IiliniM-jn,
Ao. l Vinler kirani(4i
l.nrd Oil,
o. i nnri.Ei oil.
ii!.tniM. c lotiies wnixtrns
Vaaurwiurrr. of
TIN, EESET IAON & COFFSR
WAHI.
SMOKE STACKS,
Klrlncnfal!.M!i'!"d inlihiiM!l.-ie. "l
pitttb. hyeilal aiivuliuu lt,u ui
Stram ami li&s littiii
run-hating vrlth rnsli o-ly. our fei lllH'" f'"
lllsl.ilU et, r n.lnir m oiir m. 111.- nii eiiif
olii r i..iiilili.il.n.iit in lli I'll u-sl'iu. t
lii Ml c.iti.
TiN NO REPAIR ShCP
T-lik'i iro-r Irioin!- I'.r it r HI-
. in lb, ,i i-i, etwi. bm oar W ' , ' '
l sviitlnuii.ui K '"-' ' '